Ron Wyden

Given the IRS's responsibility to protect taxpayer data, it has a responsibility to investigate the source of this disclosure.

The IRS has a responsibility to protect taxpayer data.

That starts, in my view, by going after cheating by the big guys at the top.

I am going to have a proposal to fix this broken system and have it ready to be released soon.

The country's wealthiest, who profited immensely during the pandemic, have not been paying their fair share.

What this data reveals is that the country's wealthiest--who profited immensely during the pandemic--have not been paying their fair share.

This committee's interest in closing the tax gap, improving enforcement, and fighting the unfairness in our tax laws, is a special priority for this committee.

The Finance Committee meets to discuss four nominations that will round out President Biden's team leading the Treasury Department.

The discriminatory digital tax--and I see Senator Grassley here, and he and I have teamed up on this for years. This is the equivalent of a digital dagger aimed directly at our high-skill, high-wage companies. And there is going to be…

Tax policy can drive inequality--or help to solve it--and help create high-wage, high-skill jobs in America.

Tax policy isn't just about raising revenue.

Senator Bennet's team is the gold standard when it comes to designing and building support for policies that help working families and the middle class get ahead.

I think we have a very good chance of getting a carbon fee on emissions so that pollution is no longer subsidized by these oil and gas companies.

As soon as Citizens United opened up unlimited money into politics, the next thing the big donors wanted was to hide who they were.

We did not have this a decade ago, and now it is everywhere.

It would be absolute malpractice in this country for this Committee and the Congress to not take concrete steps to do more to reduce hazardous fuels and deal with the fire mitigation threat.

Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman, and thank you for holding the hearing.

We just work with Washington. We get brilliant.

We are going to have to really get serious and get serious quickly about hazardous fuels reduction, fire mitigation, and following the science.

The Clean Energy for America Act (S. 1298), which includes a 30% TxTC for high-capacity transmission lines with a minimum voltage of 275 kV.

I want to thank Senator Crapo for proposing a hearing on this vital topic, where there's a big opportunity for the two sides to work together.

When COVID-19 hit, it was no longer safe to meet face to face, take a bus to the doctor's office, or even walk into the hospital for care.

Senator Crapo and I have made this kind of a special priority, because if we are really going to get it right and squeeze out every bit of value for both patients and providers, as well as taxpayers, we have to sort this out.

There is bipartisan interest in building on the changes that worked well for both seniors and providers

This morning's hearing is an opportunity to talk about the changes that ought to stick around post-pandemic, and there's no better example than telehealth.